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Where is this "Exclusive Drow Costume" ?
captncarnage25
Member, Neverwinter Beta Users, Neverwinter Guardian Users Posts: 43
In there video selling the "Hero's of the North Pack" they talk about playing in style with your unique drow costume and show much footage of these slick looking Drow but in game I see drow and they look like everyone else. what gives. sadly this is what is holding me back from rolling a Renegade Menzo right now.
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Also, if I toggle between displaying my armor and my fashion clothing, does the computer consider it as still wearing the armor? In other words, can I wear fashion clothing into combat?
GOOD questions! cant wait to hear the reply.
I am not sure, about where you can find them to buy, however I am fairly sure you can wear them into combat without penalty.
I'll have to do some experimenting when the servers are back up.
I've played a number of Perfect World games, like Forsaken World and Perfect World International. All of these games are F2P, and if you're only interested in PvE, you will probably have a great time. Perfect World games usually feature large and beautiful worlds, and Neverwinter is certainly no disappointment. Unfortunately, Perfect World Entertainment seems to be somewhat of a scurrilous company that usually turns their cash shops into a pay-to-win enterprise. I fear that soon we will begin to undergo constant, if oh so subtle, encouragement to improve upon gear, mounts, and other things you cannot earn in-game. This has made PvP in previous Perfect World games almost impossible, because once the usual horde of cash shoppers arrives, players that are F2P don't stand a chance.
What I would like to know is what measures are the Moderators and Devs of the game taking to make sure that such a large rift in power is not opened between players who pay and players who don't. I hope I have an admin response.
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Most formal gear is obtained from either a founders pack, tramudline bars (from nightmare lockboxes) or zen. When I say most, I mean all at this stage. I'm not certain if Tailors can make fancy stuff now or in the future.
But thus far zen sinks are all vanity and aesthetical items, so my guess is it will stay that way.
As for the pay to win fella above, I really don't see how it is paying to win. You can access the same combat gear through effort and time, all a person is buying with zen to AD or zen outright is pretty looking things or a time advantage to access something before the average player.
IMO that is not P2W, P2W is purchasing an advantage that cannot be accessed by someone else not willing to spend money.
It doesn't, you just like to think it does simply because there's a cash shop that offers nothing anyone has to have in order to play.
Thats cool that players can wear their fashions into combat!
Re the Player v Player. I havent done it yet. But maybe the contenders can divide up by both level and total monetary value of the items? Players with high-value items could voluntarily remove them to inventory to qualify to fight with a player with less valuable items.
I'm pretty sure that displaying fashion clothing doesn't unequip/make your combat stuff inactive. It just shows your fashion clothes and uses the stats from your armour.
Bags are very nice to have and improves the quality of play, but by no stretch of the imagination are needed. Same thing for identify scrolls, which I always have a huge surplus from drops without ever dipping into any of my founder pack stuff.